Philip de Chateaux

Role: principal esquire and chief counsellor · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 9

Life events

• 1326 · Philip was granted a rent of a hundred marks sterling.(Book 1, Chapter 9 · 📍 city of Bruges)
  • “He gave also to Philip de Chateaux, his principal esquire and chief counsellor, a hundred marks sterling of rent, to be paid at the same time and place.”

Book 1, Chapter 9

• employer: Sir John de Hainault “He gave also to Philip de Chateaux, his principal esquire and chief counsellor, a hundred marks sterling of rent, to be paid at the same time and place.”
• employer: King Edward “He gave also to Philip de Chateaux, his principal esquire and chief counsellor, a hundred marks sterling of rent, to be paid at the same time and place.”

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